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    Multiple equations inside the single data point?

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    • danD
      dan
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      Hey does any one know the constraints for multiplication etc inside the data point?
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      We have a value that is say 2.2 and we have to multiply 2.22 to 1/10th the value, something like ...

      (0.1)*12

      So the retrieved value of 22 needs to become 26.4
      Is anything more than just a simple multiplication available here without having to use an additional virtual/meta data source?

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      • phildunlapP
        phildunlap
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        Hi Dan,

        I'm not sure I understand your example. You can certainly enter something like 1.2 as the multiplicand, to change 22 to 26.4. I assume this is the SNMP data source?

        The answer is likely no, there is not a general purpose tool other than Meta Points or connecting a Point Link or Script to a virtual point for arbitrary transformations of a value. Meta points are incredibly flexible, and if you're running on Java 8 their overhead is very small (still pretty small on Java 7, only somewhat problematic on stressed single core machines), especially if they're doing simple multiplication / math.

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